It depends upon the amount of time and dedication of the student. Each semester usually takes a year in physical seminaries.
It depends upon the amount of time and dedication of the student. Each semester usually takes a year in physical seminaries.
As soon as your registration is confirmed you will receive an email requiring you to confirm. When you do so, you will have access to level one.
All the courses are free and you don’t have to pay for anything. Nonetheless, we ask you to support us financially in order to maintain the seminary.
Yes, you can help the Online Seminary in several ways: a. Helping us to promote the Online School for kids, which is affiliated to the Seminary b. Letting us know about your specialties so that we can get in touch with you for any help required in your domain. c. Donations. As mentioned, our Website is supported by the donations we receive from the generous believers.
When you finish your studies you can be entitled to Hujjat al-Islam, sheikh, Islamic teacher, preacher, lecturer, etc.
After completion of these courses, Imam Sadiq Online Seminary can provide counseling to its students and write a recommendation letter for them to enter Hawza
There is no entrance exam or interview. Please fill in the registration form, once your registration is confirmed by our administrator you will have access to the file content.
Yes, Imam Sadiq Online Seminary will issue a certificate to any student upon the completion of the course/s.
No, Imam Sadiq Online Seminary is a totally independent Hawza and is not affiliated with any institute or Marja’.
Please refer to the course summary page.
Imam Sadiq Online Seminary has an attentive, interactive, and responsive support system. You may ask all of your questions from us. However, if you still need to be in contact with the teachers that is also doable.
We are supported by the generous donations of the lovers of Ahlulbayt (peace be upon them). Also, we have an online school for kids which helps us to run the seminary.
Please click on course summary title on our homepage to see course descriptions. Sample videos are also accessible on the website for the same purpose.
Yes, you will have access to the tests and upon passing them you will have access to the higher level.
There is no age limit and classes are open for both genders to attend.
We highly recommend you not to quit. However, if you have to quit then you may leave the classes at any time.
Yes, the completion of these courses will accelerate your performance in the seminaries of Qom and Najaf.
There will be 6 semesters.
Yes, Imam Sadiq Online Seminary provides an electronic version of textbooks, a summary of each lesson, charts, assignments to practice and exams for evaluation.
Imam Sadiq Online Seminary is an independent initiative undertaken by highly qualified teachers of the seminary of Qom, Iran, and Najaf al-Ashraf, Iraq. The English department of the website is supervised by Shaikh Mohammad Baghernejad.
You need to refer to the site, fill in the form and then you will receive an email confirming your registration.
It usually takes less than 3 days. If your registration was not confirmed in 3 days, then please contact us.
The time you have to allocate differs from person to person. You have to study until you comprehend the lesson fully. We suggest you read the textbook ahead in order to be familiar with the material. And then watch each lesson carefully once and take notes. The next step is to review what you have learned and complete the assignment.
Yes, Imam Sadiq Online Seminary is a traditional Hawza that teaches the conventional books of Hawza.
Having any knowledge of Arabic would be great and will help you a lot in your studies. However, it’s not necessary to know any Arabic, as the course begins by teaching Arabic from scratch.
The main office of the Imam Sadiq Online Seminary is based in Qom, Iran. We also have a studio in Najaf.
The one who successfully completes this course can become an Islamic researcher, writer, preacher, lecturer, resident scholar, etc. We may also introduce our graduates to communities and centers as Islamic scholars.